> # Find a separator that do not conflict with the directory names.
> SEPERATORS=':[EMAIL PROTECTED]&;'
> NOTOUCH="$DPEP_SOURCEDIR$WORKDIR"
> TMP=`echo "$NOTOUCH" | tr -c -d $SEPERATORS`
> SEPERATOR=`echo "$SEPERATORS" | tr -d "$TMP" | cut -c1`
>
> LC_ALL=C diff -urNad $DPEP_DIFF_EXCLUDE . "$WORKDIR/$(basename
> "$DPEP_SOURCEDIR")" |
> sed -e "/^--- \|^diff /s$SEPERATOR \./$SEPERATOR $(basename
> "$DPEP_SOURCEDIR")~/$SEPERATOR" \
> -e "/^+++ \|^diff /s$SEPERATOR $WORKDIR/$SEPERATOR $SEPERATOR" \
> -e "/^diff /s: $DPEP_DIFF_EXCLUDE::" > "$DIFFHOLDER" || true
IMO, this is too much.
Why do you need a colon in a directory name anyway?
regards,
junichi
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